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The National tribune., 1887-01-06
Commissioners.

We ne undersigned Blts and Bankers 1o nm, an r.
ayae m tte L0sapc state Lotteries ,NicA nan Be- pTsss
sd az our cO,oiksrx '0'S's-
D. "a. OtsLESBY, Pres. Louisiana gnt,I Rank.
D. w. M BS Ell, Pres. state Nat'I Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Sat,I Rsni.
The National tribune., 1887-01-06
[
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900.

We do hereby certify that ps asperviss Ne ~.
Ten9'"s''ts for all the Monthly and Ssmi-Annual
Df@"'ngs Of The Louisiana Stats Lottery COM
pa'y. anil go person manage and control he DrGo-
h.ls Themselves, and that ne same ars conducted
"' "oaes'y, JairRess, and IN good faith EOscard az
parties, and authorize the ComDany n ,ssa tAis
certificate, NTH lc-sisliles of our sigratrss a.
tdched, 1I rs advertisements"
The National tribune., 1887-01-06
FINE PICTURES
Grant, Sherman, Sheridan
and Logan
For Subscribers to The National
Tribune.

We have received so many inquiries rom our readers
as TO where they could obtain gOOd portraits OF the Old
commanders for their parOr Post rooms that have
decided 70 publish line portraits that would bS
artstcaly equal 70 the finest pictures made By one
and vet sell az price which would place them within thu
reach of all We have published four far-LOgan Grant
Sherman and Sheridan. They all magnihcent ike
and have received the most emphatic endorsements
OF the families and intimate friends We guarantee them
% give entire satisfaction 20 every admrer Of those dis
ungulshed soldiers They are full sze-i9x24 inches
and printed on hne plate paper. Very much inferior
pictures have usually sold at 81 and il rare indeed
that anything approaching them goodness has been
offered TO the people as low cents But will flr
nsh them 10 subscribers % THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE A
the following very low figures:
Any of the portraits Is cADka
Any three 20 Oyte -
The whole four 60 address.
Any one Of the portraits and The NATIONAL TRIB-
UNE tOrO year m IN
Three of the pictures and THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
oie ...s... u -
All four Of the pictures 70 one address and THE Ma
TloNAL TRIBUNE for one year a s.
We pay postage and all expenses the pictures this
Office so their net cost 70 the subscribers viii The AZ.
ures given above
The pictures viii be inclosed In heavy paste
board tube that they will reach the subscriber In no
best condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-19
OUR TREATMENT THE MOST HONORABL

Oneo of ksandSat at pery double.
One % oil ks
oil
the bestb this city
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2 Catarrh in the Head.

Ely's Cream Balm has done me more
good than anything 1 ever tried. l had
the catarrh very bad in my head. 1t
had become chronic and falling into my
throat left bad taste in my mouth.
Since l have used two bottles it has
stopped all of that. Am ever ready to
recommend it very highly. Wyatt
Hoffman, Sergeant Co. G, 25th Infantry,
Fort SissetOn, D. T.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-19
FireI

The Pleasant Valley Coal makes the
quickest, the brightest and the hottest
fire, anu is, the cheapest coal i'll the
market. For sale by SELLS, BU9ToN &
Co., 145 Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-02-19
"Buchu-Paibs."

Quick. complete cure, all annoying,
Kidney, Bladder, and Urinary Diseases.
81. AT druggists. 3
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Oier;tai1briee GrfahrnHe elmer
alien lH6rtertn.

Wlrs. Winalpms SpcthinS Sprup Uirb
BON elmer Ger belten DOttprinnen unb ben
Wirterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten bers
iGrieten. Gr murbe felt 40 Sabren BON
Wiaipnen, bon Wittern unb Sinbern nit
ME fsblsnbem @rfclse Sebraudt, iomcbl
BON benz 6 Gage alien Sinbe, pie BON er=
wadienen ainbern. Gr beieitist S4drfe
I'M Wiasen, befreit bon WinOtclic unp res
sulirt bic @ebirme; er peri&ufft fir 8in=
Der unb Witter &ube unb WchlbeHasen.
8ir slauben, bab Der Sprup bas bette
unb liderite Wlittel it sessn Dpienteris
unb Diarrbpe bel Sinbern. slei4piel OF
burd 3abnen reruriadt cber burd anbes
re llrladen. Cine @ebruudsunweiiuns
pirb ieosr 5lui&e beiSesebeu. 80 if
ieins idt, wenn ni4t bas 6aclimile BON
Curtis u. Yertins ouf Der auBenicite Der
@inpaduns sntbalten 1T. Sn allen Ipr.
tbsten gu buben, bic Glaide rs Gents.
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gNm. 6SHina & Gphu.

llniere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas 6Ieii9, unb UNI iOl9es 'frii9 uno
gut su erlangen, fam man unm0gli9
einen 3uperldffseren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. S6fling & Sobn, go.
511 ape. 6. Die Serren baben benz
@ef6mad ibrer Sunben &e9nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtablihement cine
faIte 2uftmai9ine erri9tet, uelde allen
4nforoerunsen fir @rbaltuHg unb gnts
fernung f9dbli9er Sngrebienaen bes
Sleii9es entfpti9t. Sic baben befdns
big in ibren 8iebb6feu einen. groBen
8orratb BON Waifbieb, aus tpel9em
nur bas Bette fir ibre 4unben getpdblt
niro. Wer reel bebient fein mill, Der
beiu9e ben Martt, No. 511
Wbenue 6. 1,1Ot1i
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4ranfhcif unn 4pA

er;pinsen ibrsn @eg in bieIe Gamilicnitdtten,
nelde Dor ibrsn Ginbriden bdtten sei9ibt
perben f6uuen burd bic einfade 8oriidt. ieues
nobltbatise 6amiIien. nub @eiunbbeits. Sdub-
mitteI. 8 ofetter's " assnbitters, tets
i'm Saufe su balien.-ganS Defenders mo Sin.
Der finb, ioute es ftsts bel Der 8 no fsin oils
idneIes WitteI bti a.nberfranfbeitcn, peIde in
ibren Snfdrsen Ieidt ;u bsieitisen iinb, bic
aber, iuenn r an ibren 3eit ISbt, f6 in benz
ia ten tinbIideu Srsanismus feftfebsn, nidt
lie DIT aus ~urotten finb unb fdnsI ID ssritoren.
bes @erf poIlenben. llnrsgsImd6igleit Der
Ginseteibe, llnperbauIiafsit un6 @alistsit
fnb ga; sstuObnIide Grideisunsen in iebem
SamiIienfreile. ainb.r, tuelde. in malari0ien
@.senben brbnen, finb lei ]ter ben anfdIsn
bon faltem Gieber ausseiebt aIs Grpadiene
unb bic gerriifunsen, tuelhe oiefe eIenbe
arantbeit in ibrem Orsanismus auri9tet, limb
idneIIer unb ernitIider.-Sn absels9enen Sc.
ssnbsn, fern bon drstIider SiiIfe, 1T es gan, be.
ipnbers empfebIensrertb.
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Wmt. Mutb'e

Wirtbf9at unb tip o.
bilIon auf benz Commencement. Siigel
1T Der beliebte Seriammlungsort beuts
I6er 6amilien. Ser pIab 1T ansenebm
ilnb tiibl uno bic @etrdnfe iinf bic pors
sigli9fen. Sie 8ebienung 1T auf.
merriam, 10 baB Sober, Der Mutbs
@arten beiu9t, fi9 bort tuoblbefinbes
tpirb. @eieli6aften unb 8ereine f6ns
men piezNies unb 6rdn59en abbalten.
Man trift fieis iebr quite @eieai9aft
on, an SDnns pie an 8o9entagen.
Seben Sonntas Na9mittas uno Ibenb
Spn3ert. 20be33Wt
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elite Der preife:
Npprorimations Ventnne:


100 APPROXIMATION. 6epinne bon $500
(annabernb BEN $780, 900 geninn) $4,000
100 APPROXIMATION. @epinne bon $500
(anndbernb BEN 500, 900 Getuinn). $4,000
100 approximations. 6epinne bon 5000
(anndbernb BEN s $1,000 Gepinn).. 10000
Terminal. Genuine:
1000 @epinne bon 800 Ifeiaefebt
bur9 ben 100000 Gsninnl -. 100000
1000 Gepinne bon 500 Ifefeefett
burd ben 100000 Gepinnl ...... 100000
s,lss eeipinne im Betrase BON 81, 055, 600
az 4ufrassn fur asentsn, fopie Ratep
fur Clubs f6nnen MUIR Ia Der Office In Neb
Orleans gemadt nerben.
@ese ndberer gusfunft fdreibe man beutIid
bic san;e s4breRe.
Wan fdids @elb bur& BSfaI % o.
ten, Grpreb Woneh Orber, Wetp Ocri
WeHiel auf Mem Orleans.
Hriefe nit gurrenrb unberdnbert per erpreb
Bir 3ableu eyprebtofen.
W. q. Daupbin,
Sep DrIeaus
Nan a~breifire resiRrirte 1riefe an BITE
Nem Orleans Rational 8anf,
seep Orleans, Ca.
Gbwarb Wocre, Mgent,
-2sl ateauia StraSe, San antouio, GeYas
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sea5ier,prenaen nit sdlaudbeu.

Yerionen, weI9e fi6 beim Wa1er'
iprensen Der Solitude beoieuen mols
len, inb eriu6t, fi9 in unierer Office
bic n6tbige 2iSens auf elm Sabr-am
l. Mai ~besinnenb = gu peri6afeu, ba
fir iol9en Wahergebrau9 cine Spe'
sialrate bere6net miro. Wer oieier
Iuhorberung ni6t na9tommt unb bic
porsei6riebenen 8ebinsunseH ni6t er.
filt, Idaft @efabr, baB ibm bic Wai=
iersufubr abgei9nitten pirb.
9te WaKerperf 9umpa8ntc.
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Sin Mtutpu4r.

Ollie meme @eiunbbeit unb fogar
u,ein 2eben babe i9, ME i'd bebaupten
fam, Simmons 2iners& e 9 Us
gu perbanfsn. SD m6dte meis
men gntbeil an iener @rsnei ni6t fit
$1,000, 900 ~berfaufen. uW. 8. WiIs
for, lecturer, Gla. State Strange.
Miuionen BON uus inb galig. Wir
finb cine galiae &afe. Sie 5dlfte
fommt galis auf bic Welt, nit elmer
anlage sur Sispepfe. Sas beffbe'
fannte MitteI gegen 8alisfeit uu6 8er'
bauunssf9pd6e III Simmons 9ibers
Regulator. gs bat bic 3eitprObe be-
ffanben.
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sNunaerbare &uren.

50 .. Sobt II. Co., @boIefaIe uno aetail.
Drussiten bon &oms. Ga, fa9t: Seit aipei
Sabren fibren mir Or. Sings 9etp DISCOVERY,
Electric 8ittsrs uno SudIens arniea Salbe,
unO ba5sn ME SeiImittel sebabt, bic fid better
bertauften ODER mcbr Ssfrieoigung 9etudbrten.
Sic babsn einise punberbare auren IN unierer
StaOt bsDirft, namentIid msbrere Sale bon
ipirfli6er ausiebruns iino ourd ben Sebrau9
GINGER Glai9en bon Or. ainss Nep DISCOVERY
sebeiIt Doroen, in gerbinbnns nit elettrtt
Bitter. @ir sarantiren ~oieielben itets.
Bum 8erfauf bel ". Dreib.
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California @eine.

W~einliebbaber finben elm srDBes 60
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
6errn s. 5. Mener am alamo
plasa. 9err Msper fu@t bic Weine
an Ort unb Stelle aus uhb farlft brett
aus benz Seller Ter Weinst6ter. Als
gutter 3enner selinst es ibm ftets, bic
belfen Sortert aussupdblen. st tann
feline 3unben uro Gamilien nit einenl
guten Sropfen berfeben. &otb= unb
WeiBpeine in poraiigli6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per Galone - frei
ins 6aus geliefert.
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6. s. @auer.

Weft It ra 5 e.
bdlt elm srOBes unb febr aemdbltes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, &ouIeauT,
8iIberrabmen unb t E II.
unb ferner neben 3ei6nen>M ateriaIien
aler 4rt, 6arben unb Infrei=
yer : M aterialieH, beionoers
Sammers fertig gemi9ts
Iarben II, bic befen uu6 biligften i'm
Martte, ois unter boiler 8arantie Der.
fauft werbeu. s 4 Il unb g p e:
geIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
i9lagenbe grtitel; tuorin Serr MiiIe,
bas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Weiien bes 5taa.
tes bat. 9~luftrdse aus benz 2anbe tuer'
BEN prompt ausgefiibrt.
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Mat pergeGe ni9t,

6ab Bic 6esenuart Der 6eneraIe Beauresarb
unb garIb, untsr bsren sufi@t bic 8iebunsen
Der eouifiana StaatsIotterie fattinoen, cine
iiGere BireI9aft bafir giebt. 6ab bel oieier
geIesenbeit aaes orbnunsssemds Dor fi9 se6e.
bab bic gbanesn fur Seben sIeid ftnb uab bab
Riemanb erratben lam, peIde hummer ses
tpinnen mirb.
Ran bebente ferner, bab bic Ausaah.
lung ber Geipinne bon bier National
sarantirt iff, nno bae bic 2ooie bon
BEN grdfi6enten einss SuRituts unter5ei6net
finb, befen berbriefte Hsate bon ben b0dfen
6eri6tsbofen anerfannt iporoen fab. Mau
butte fi6 Sabsr Dor allen anf Sduf9uns oes
&ubIifums bsredueten Na&abmunseni
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Ser san peSrp sprinaS Bart

1T Der Walfabrtsort Der San Nntpnier
unb aler 8eiu6er Der Nlamo.S tabt,
UNI Der Sibe gu enthiebcn uub ii9 im
fiiblen S6atten 5u ergeben. Der parf
bat in 6olse ieiner Sage su ieoer Sas
ges3eit cine belebenbe Stride uub So
miIien tuanberH bdufig sum pripats
Pienic binaus, ebenio wie 8ereine unb
@eieli1aften bier hire Seite feiern. SEE
ben Sag freie Mtuiif. Ollie @rfrii6uns
gen pie Bier, 9imonabe, @ein, Wbiss
fep &c. iinb in better QuaIitdt gu baben.
2 ,5-5Mt s.. 4erbIe, Yd1ter.
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= Sobn Bright bat einen langen
8rief an Gbamberlain gei9rieber, IN
ipel6em er Slaotone's irif6e politif
auf has beftisfie ueroammt. 6erner
petbammt er in bieIem Sriefe pie &eite
O'8riens mad Canada, io1pie bic Wei'
gerung Der Mapors irii6er Stdote, oas
8esierunssiubiIdum Der &0Higiii mits
aufeiern.
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9lus @enf pirb beridtet: .sn bel

= Nus 8enf mlr6 berl9fet: Sn Den
Spiber Bergen, nahe bel SpiBbergen,
fanb elm GROCER grbruti6 f0tt, ruelder
elm glreaI BON 2 Quaorats GilOmetern
peridiitet bat. 0ieIe Sduier tpurben
unter oen Sriimmermalien begraben
unb 10 Meni6en fanten babel ibren
Sob. Mebrere 8iebbeerben famen
babel UNI. Die Sriimmer baben
ben S9adens6aa absebdmmt, woburd
fi9 elm umfansreider See gebilbet bot.
Wenn Der Damn 5em Waferbrud
na9giebt, bann 1T cine ernfie &atas
ftropbe uhbermeibIi9.
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Die Wetp gorfer SanbeIsfammer

: Die gfetu yorfer panoelstammer
bat bic i9ublOie Gage BEG Stem 0orfer
Safens gum 8egenitanbe ibrer 8eras
tbungen gemadt. Ser plan tuurbe an
geregt, boB-wenn bic Yunbess Regie=
rung Ni9ts gum S6ube Der Stabt
tbdte, bieie ieIbft MabregeIn 81 ibrem
eigenen S6ube ergreifen fole. Cine
&efoluiion purbe einitimmis angenoms
men, in pelder man benz Marine Sc.
ftstdr Wbitnep bottle N%nerteunung auss
ipridt fir bas PrOieet Der 8iloung ei.
ner Seepebr aus MatrOien Der Sans
beIss Warine.
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RufIenS Mrnifa.&albe

Die bette Salbe Der sSelt fur Sdnitts
Auetf6uneen, @eidpir., Gieber. unb 2art'
ausfdIae, GIsdte, s%eiprunsene SanSe, 6roit'
beuIen unb ale Sautiranfbeitsn; fnrirt pa.
mSrrboiOsu ODER feline 8esabIuus. 8oIIiss
SatisFeation sarantirt ooer 6ds gelb piro
juriideriattet. 20 Gents bic SdadteI bel VI
Srtib
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- 2aBt Sud ni9t tdui6en bur9
niebere preiie fir 9lrbeit, tpel6e better
aIs irgenb cine in Seras geliefert mirb,
ionbern perfigt gu9 mad Gala
tp . 9 pbotograpbii6em @teIier, no
gu9 quite unb sufrieoenftelenbe arbeit
su itlr reellem preiie garantirt mirb.
Alb, gait SouffOn 6traBe.
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Die Goniain 9apioIani BON So

Die G0ui9in Sapiolani bon Sa'
luaii 1T in 2iberpoOl angefommeri, no
lie bonn WapOr unb elmer @brenipa9e
empfangen unb in bas Sotel geleitet
purbe CD. Na6 furSem G~ufenibalt
ipirb tie BON bort aus mad 2onbon
ipeiterreiferi.
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Sdlande! @dldude! Sdldude

@eiBe Solitude gum Sprinteln 4
SOL Is Gent per Sub. S6war5e
Solitude, + SOL Sur9meRer Is, %
unb rs Gents per SUB bel
g8. $. Cutterfioe & Co.,
plumber & 8asfitter,
6,5,4M go. 335 9oultoa Str.
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@ 6rau gmma gbi9, cine
in 9eutIdlanb gepriifte 5ebamme, bic
bereits ldngere 3eit in Chicago tbdtig
mar, empfieblt ibre Sienfte BEN biefis
gen pubIifum. Wobnung: Nro. 319
Becar. StraBe, Ode Muenue 6.
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Reg" Na6 bes Saaes Sat unb Sibe
Elm @Ias 8 Star Bier! 3eoer
Saloon fibrt es.
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Nfotis AT ~stemersabIer.

Oas @ountb aommiifioners . @eridt bon
Ssrar gountb tritt am Montas ben Is. SUM-
1851 8ormittags 10 rlbr I'M Gouribauie Su
Can autonio, Ssras, ais Board of Equali-
cation" (slussIeidunssbeboree) %auIammen uno
berbIeibt in Sisuns, bis bic ibm borliesenoen
@elddfte erIebist finb. Yerlonen, uel6e mel.
men, bas Der @ertb ibrss eisentbums gu bod
abseidatt if, fnb bierburd bena9ri9tist, ibre
Ieflamation bel Der 8eb0roe in lleberetnffim.
muns nit benz @eies on Oben %senanntem Gage
ober iobaIo ais m0slid nadber, einsurei9en.
G%eroffsntlidt I'M Guftras bes I9tb. @onntb'
Rommifiioners. @eridts. Bum 8eusnib meine
llnteridrift unb bas Imtsiesel.
San Gntonio, 90. Wlai 1887.
~ Thab. W. Smtth
~ County gleri bon 8erar eountp.
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LNMaMzy9~s
3<r{

Die unterssidusten 8anten unb 8aniiers
werben aHe Genuine in Der 2ouiiiana Staats.
eotterie, bic ibnen prdientirt iuerSeu, aus;abIeu.
s. 8. Sslesbp, Yrdi. Ga. 9fat. Bauf.
.. 9ananr, Yrii. State Rat. Banf.
u. Balbwin, Yrdi. q. 8. Nat. Bani.
Carl Scbn, Yrii. linton Rat. Danf.
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ERASTUS REED.
&ei1em Sefatter
Office: ode yturri. anb MarttifraSe.
SeIepbon 80.

Befonbere 8orfebrunssn iinb setroHen NOR.
ben, nm eei9en setpiinidtsn SaIeS mad irseno
einem Sbeile Der Ser. Staateu ober ganaoas
3u fenben.
Befelunsen tonnen aud Commensurate 50
uno IS binterlaHen iperben. @rompte Gnsflb.
runs iuirb berbirst.
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bod mic bagcweiele AttraetiOn
usber cine million rertbeilt.
s.. L..
QpuiIiana State Qotterp So.


Sisles Snffitut purbe i'm Sabre 1883 fun
G%r3iebunss. unb @obItbdtisteits . 8pede bon
Der StaatslesisIatur fur ben 8eitraum bon
finfnuSspansis Sabren sefstIi9 insorboriri
nit einem aapital bon 81, 0OO, 600, su psIdsm
fe ieitber eineu @eisrbefouS bon $3.50, 900 bin.
s~usefist bat. Surd elm iberf4neusIiAes
gotum purben ibre Rs1te elm SbetI Der geaen.
t~pdrtisen Staatseoufitutiou, aneenommsn am
2. December 1879.
Sbrs srosen 8iebuussn BON eiateL
men RUNNERS iu6en mouatIi9 fat
u NIB ibre srpbe baIbidbrIi9e Bic.
tubet allie 6 Monate RAFT
tSnni mn Seeembsr).
@ir beideiuieen bierSurd, bae mir aue Yin.
%oronunsen bel ben monatIi9sn unb baIbiabr.
liden 8iebunsen Der 2~oufiana StaatsIottsrie
gompasnie iberpaden unb perisnIi4 eostroI.
liren. 90 berrfdt bel ben 8iebunsen Gbrlidfeit
sesen Sebermann. Wiz er1nd1tigen bic Com.
pasnie, bieies gertiFeat fur ibre anssisen ~
benuten.
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GrUbe balbidbrltae 3iebuns
IN Der aeobeut Of Wufe, Wep Orleans,

Sieuffas ben IA. Stunt 1887.
100000 .Eidets cu 500 iebes. 6albe
$40, Iiertel S., 3ebntel 50,
5pon3isfel 81.
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a ~tWraig;e.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-13
A Durable Sofa Cushion.

First, make square pillow of the size
rexuired and stuff it with hair or excel
sior filling. then cut a cover of the same
width, and FIVE inches longer, or the COM
mon blue denim, using the wrong or pal
est side for the outside. Ornament the
cover with dogwood blossoms, or any four
petaled flower. done in outline stitch with
white working-co cotton. lnterspersed
among the flowers place groups of disks
as large or larger. than a silver dollar.
and work them with Turkey-red cotton.
Groups of threes and twos are made ir-
regularly with the disks overlapping. and
one in each group filled in darning stitch.
and the others with lace stitch or French
knots Tie circles should be first traced
in outline stitch. Sew three sides of the
cover together ann edge with white or red
cable cord, and lie the open end five inches
from the top in meal-bag fashion vita a
ribbon, or cord and tassels. The frill
above the tying should be faced with
Turkey-red calico The self-evident ad-
vantage of this cushion over those of more
elegant materials lies in the possibility of
lauudrying it whenever it is soled OF de-
faced from daily use.-Good Cheer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-13
How Much Should Children
Know?

Which is the wiser, to keep the children
in such profound innocence of mind that
they are absolutely without knowledge Of
evil until thrown into the world, or to pre-
pare them by degrees that such knowl-
edge may not come with sudden shock?
We often hear it asserted that very
unsophsticated youth, on being thrown
among mixed companions, is more liable
to 90 wrong than one possessing greater
amount of worldly knowledge. According
to this idea years of yiruous training
must succumb to the first breath of evil.
Surely this is wrong. Gas the twig j.
bent the tree is Inclined" and the purify
OF thought during the important wears,
when the young mind is forming, can not
so quickly be made of non effect
In the average mixed school it is pain
fully true that young children often learn
much of the evil with the good No
matter how painstaking the teacher NAV
be, there are always some children of
vicious minds who give debasing ideas to
their most innocent companions. Where
the children are accustomed to confide
everything to their mother she can learn
enough of the tendencies of their asso-
ciates to arrest any approach of evil in
fluences. But many good and well-mean-
ing mothers never think of inquiring into
the conversation and habits OF plavmates
until shocked by some revelation from
their children.
Whenever it is possible, child is better
mentally and morally if educated under
its mothers eve than when thrown among
mixed companions during early wears,
A child educated in frankness of nature
and purity of thought is far less likely to
give way to evil than one who has been
coarsened during tender years
But it is not only vicious playmates who
must be guarded against. Many child
loses the bloom Of its natural refinement
through association with an ignorant nur-
sery maid. Many foreign nurses, chosen
for their bright faces and pleasant man
ners, are not really fit to be trusted with
children. They impart their own vulga-
rity of thought and speech to their little
charges, and the evil learned in this way
too often leaves its impress.
If there is any place tor so called "lady
helps" it is certainly in the position Of
nurse or nursery governess. A we'll
hammered and amiabe young woman,
correct in speech and refined in character,
would indeed be a treasure to MANY a
mother whom circumstances compel to
intrust her children to another's care
For a vulgar and ignorant woman not on
ly demora'izes her little charges giving
them faint of vulgarity that no after
education removes, but she is also apt to
teach them inaccuracies of speech or pro-
nunciation which cling to them after they
are removed from her care
The best safeguards are vigilant watch
over the companions of our children and
the preservation of complete confidence
Evil will be all the more hideous to them
alter their lite has been moulded in spot
less purity through their years of mental
gro wth Weekly Press.